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15 June 2009
AUSTRALIA'S bid for soccer's World Cup is officially under way after Prime Minister Kevin Rudd yesterday invited the world to "come play" in the nation's backyard... read full story
10 November 2008
Hell's Kitchen USA Lifestyle, 8.30pm The Wonder Pets Nick Jr, 7.30am Beach Patrol CI, 9pm.. read full story
18 October 2008
NEWCASTLE has the potential for a major renaissance and experiences from San Diego in the USA, and Vancouver in Canada show how it can be done, a business and economic research report says... read full story
18 October 2008
Extreme capitalism sounds like an extreme sport requiring knee pads and sponsorship by an energy drink company. The only thing which stops its ascent as a professional sport must be the confusing rules. Under the rules of extreme capitalism, those who are rich help the economy by spending money. Cutting taxes on business is within the rules because it stimulates the economy and creates jobs. The poor have different rules. When minimum wage workers demand pay rises and disadvantaged people get ..... read full story
22 December 2005
CRITIC'S VIEW REVIEWS: Tsunami Forensics; The Bill; Wife Swap USA.. read full story
17 May 2005
Sign up for overseas jobs An international recruitment agency will be in Wollongong next week looking for Aussies to work in the United States, Canada, Britain, Ireland and South Africa... read full story
22 March 2005
No secret Chinese deal IAN Kirkwood reports ("Our own jobs" Herald 18/3) on job losses in Newcastle's rail engineering industry if NSW Government contracts go offshore... read full story
20 May 2004
IS George Reynolds' ``healthy economy" (Mercury, May 19) the 3.6 million Australians trying to exist on $400 a week, the one million on $500 a week, the 700,000 children in households with no jobs (or) the 500,000 who will wait at least four years for dental care?.. read full story